Ryan’s on the worst coast supporting his mom’s run for a New York Senate seat, which leaves me alone in this … More
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Category: Quidditch
Barcelos Knows Quidditch: NorCal by Northwest Debrief
One thing that I like to do after a tournament is reflect on what went well, what didn’t, and what could be better next time. Normally I keep those notes to myself, but this time around, I decided to share my process.
West Coast Bias: Northwest Invasion
I wasn’t kidding when I said I needed a break in my last blog post. I took a break from blogging to buckle down to focus on running my first tournament as a freelance TD.
West Coast Bias: Breakercelos?
Stupid Ryan got that nickname stuck in my head when we recorded on Tuesday night, but no portmanteau is good enough to entice me out of my comfortable retirement. We finally got around to recapping Crimson Cup, chatted about Top of Utah, and welcoming the West’s new community team to the mix.
Drunk Quidditch History, Episode 1: Snow Cup
Sequoia Thomas is the only person to have attended every single Snow Cup, so it was only fitting that she led me on this meandering stroll through the history of the last great fantasy tournament.
Barcelos Explains It All: Quidditch, Gender, and the Three Words We Couldn’t Say
Even if you don’t play quidditch, you can learn something from this podcast. Yes, even men.
West Coast Bias: It’s Time to Talk About Utah… and our first year together!
I can’t believe that Ryan and I have been doing West Coast Bias over at Face Beat It for a year … More
Barcelos Knows Quidditch: Track Your Time!
Tracking the time I spend on projects is something I’ve been meaning to do for a long time. It’s one thing to feel like you’re spending a lot of time on something, but it’s another thing entirely to quantify it into cold hard math.
My MLQ Championship Journey, Day 4
I am not alone in my manager struggles and I have never been. There are at least 15 other people … More
My MLQ Championship Journey, Day 3
It’s not the ending I wanted, but it’s not really an ending. I’ll still be on the sidelines, watching, worrying, … More